| Turkic language | 15 |
| Good-sized wedding band | 23 |
| Propose, as a theory | 20 |
| Mental disorder that manifests in excitement and overactivity | 61 |
| Plant that has become invasive in much of the Eastern U.S. | 58 |
| Put down some bricks | 20 |
| Special Forces cap | 18 |
| Arctic deer | 11 |
| To launch a compensation claim against someone | 46 |
| Unit of weight for pearls equal to 200 milligrams | 49 |
| Sean, Goonies star who became a hobbit | 38 |
| Shaking of the Earth's surface | 30 |
| Tangle in a thick mass, like hair | 33 |
| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles | 28 |
| Continent in which China and Japan are located | 46 |
| Headdress worn by an abbot, bishop or pope | 42 |
| Elder son of Isaac and twin of Jacob in the Bible | 49 |
| Little bags of liquid on the bodies of animals | 46 |
| Rekeyed a letter if lost or wrong | 33 |
| Excited, stimulated; anagram of gelatin | 39 |
| Bromine, whose name is from Greek word for stench | 49 |
| Incidentally... rendered in textspeak | 37 |
| Seed-bearing head of a cereal plant | 35 |
| Not dry, the opposite | 21 |
| Parent teacher association for short | 36 |
| Software that manages the computer | 34 |
| Common water vessel with two oars | 33 |
| Baby rockers for sleeping | 25 |
| To have appeared as the lead in a movie or play | 47 |
| Something edible, able to be eaten | 34 |
| Country code for Guadeloupe | 27 |
| To run with slow, ungainly paces | 32 |
| Initials of singer with Crosby, Stills & Nash | 45 |
| English singer-songwriter with anisocoria | 41 |
| Fool, ninny | 11 |
| Prize award badge with silk ribbons | 35 |
| Iron rod that can be used as a lever | 36 |
| Viewed part of a play in audience | 33 |
| Cook, not very well, twice served a hot drink | 45 |
| Type of music, for example, used in wild rage | 45 |
| Printer that is a common gift | 29 |
| Battlers without capital changed service provider | 49 |
| A fellow in Rio cut off famous fashion designer | 47 |
| Being present at tournament's opening and closing | 49 |
| Cold latte, served with wine, caused a disturbance | 50 |
| Kitbag is presented in farewell | 31 |
| Remained outside, right, and wandered off? | 42 |
| I caught associate finishing log clearly | 40 |
| Large cistern smelt bad with top off | 36 |
| Commando's primary objective - an armoured beast | 48 |
| Farm, in time of struggle, is to diversify | 42 |
| Admissions of hospital, especially made-up stories? | 51 |
| Quiet underwater vessel expected damage at the bow end | 54 |
| Be left to assess European capital | 34 |
| Helping one involved in a minor accident | 40 |
| Confusing situation destabilised currencies, right? | 51 |
| Celebrant prepared outside a place of worship | 45 |
| Auctioneers refer to them a great deal | 38 |
| Don't "retire" head of orthopaedics leaving autopsy drunk | 57 |
| Farm machinery sorted carrots after end of harvest | 50 |
| Clown, troubled, is set upon | 28 |
| Physician's means of access must be probed by court | 51 |
| Section of stomach, yes, is hurting? | 36 |
| A lion's cub, disturbed close to cave, is hostile | 49 |
| Big animals crave processed food supplement | 43 |
| Letter originally written in pen by US writer | 45 |
| Unwinds tangled bits concealed in sack | 38 |
| Coronation Street villain Alan Bradley was killed by a Blackpool .... | 69 |
| Basic SI unit of electrical current | 35 |
| Nickname of Pittsburgh's NFL team | 33 |
| Great Britain's most poisonous mushroom | 39 |
| 1986 Madonna album featuring Papa Don't Preach | 46 |
| "Nanny Ogg looked under her bed .... there was a man there. Well, you never knew your luck" (Terry Pratchett) | 109 |
| Football anthem whose music Ian Broudie composed | 48 |
| He, Ne, Ar, Kr, Xe, Rn and Og? | 30 |
| The book accompanying this Kenneth Clark BBC TV series is still in print | 72 |
| Waters separating Alaska from Siberia | 37 |
| "Everything great in the world comes from neurotics; they alone founded our religions and created our ...." (Proust) | 116 |
| Possessing a potential of Hydrogen greater than 7 | 49 |
| Pithy statement of truth such as "all that glitters is not gold" | 64 |
| Bird similar to a swallow, but with a shorter tail | 50 |
| Comedian, the first late night US TV talk show hostess | 54 |
| 1973 dystopian thriller about effects of global warming, overpopulation and pollution set in New York in 2022 | 109 |
| Reggie Perrin visualised his mother-in-law as a .... | 52 |
| Cellulose-eating insects which live in colonies | 47 |
| 311,850 square centimetres of A4 paper | 38 |
| Actress who played Thelma in Thelma & Louise | 44 |
| Latin phrase meaning by that very fact | 38 |
| TV show which inspired Blue Peter to create a papier-mâché model of Tracy Island in 1993 | 90 |
| "Two things are infinite: the .... and human stupidity" (attributed to Einstein) | 80 |
| Depression-era bank robber Lester Joseph Gillis was also called .... Nelson | 75 |
| Long-billed shorebirds or the star of the Blade films | 53 |
| Gun which the harquebus preceded and the rifle succeeded | 56 |
| Dog with breeds such as the Gordon or Laverack | 46 |
| Line which was first shown on the London Underground map in 1948 | 64 |
| Creator of sci-fi anthology series Black Mirror and presenter of the satirical review show Screenwipe | 101 |
| Category A listed building in Angus, the seat of Clan Lyon | 58 |
| Phrase meaning as good as won | 29 |
| Literary term, usually for the Americas and Europe | 50 |
| .... won 20 grand slam men's singles titles | 43 |
| Madame Arcati holds a seance in this Noël Coward play | 54 |
| "Double, double .... and trouble; Fire burn and cauldron bubble" (Shakespeare) | 78 |
| Freddie Mercury once said that he was just a musical .... | 57 |
| Native of the Scottish city in which the Dandies football team play at home at the Pittodrie Stadium | 100 |
| Aquarius is the first song in this counter-culture musical | 58 |
| Singer who rose to fame in the Commodores and co-wrote the American charity record We Are the World | 99 |
| Milton epic about Adam and Eve's fall from grace | 48 |
| Alessandro Moreschi, who died in 1922, was the last .... to sing in the Sistine chapel | 86 |
| In Greek myth, the daughter of Oedipus | 38 |
| Rank of Rommel and Montgomery in the 1940s | 42 |
| Roger Deakins won the 2017 and 2019 Oscars for best .... | 56 |
| The capital city of Lebanon | 27 |
| "I have a simple philosophy: Fill what's empty. Empty what's full. Scratch where it ...." (Alice Roosevelt Longworth) | 117 |
| Physicist who invented a radiation-measuring instrument | 55 |
| Informally, the ship a Christian burnt off Pitcairn Island around 1790 | 70 |
| Deli option | 11 |
| Draw to a close | 15 |
| Astros, on a sports ticker | 26 |
| Winter hrs. in Montana | 22 |
| Branching diagram | 17 |
| Knight wear | 11 |
| "Sure, why not!" | 16 |
| Cabinet feature | 15 |
| Cake finisher | 13 |
| A matter of degrees? | 20 |
| Lock setting | 12 |
| Field for a botanist | 20 |
| Early radio component | 21 |
| Not a knockoff | 14 |
| Cold brew variety | 17 |
| Target, for Target | 18 |
| Get word of | 11 |
| Regards highly | 14 |
| Bread made in a tandoor | 23 |
| Sleek, in auto lingo | 20 |
| Calf-covering leg wear | 22 |
| She who's sheared | 17 |
| Cuba's closest neighbor | 23 |
| Drink mentioned in the single version of the Kinks' "Lola" | 58 |
| "Am I the problem?" | 19 |
| Stable sound | 12 |
| Catches for grizzlies | 21 |
| Tibia setting | 13 |
| Person skilled in CPR | 21 |
| Jazz phrase | 11 |
| Hilton rival | 12 |
| Ozone, for one | 14 |
| Brest friend | 12 |
| Caterpillar creations | 21 |
| Tribe home, informally | 22 |
| Straightforward | 15 |
| Far from exciting | 17 |
| Hibernation spots | 17 |
| Heat coach Spoelstra | 20 |
| "You can't think I'm to blame?" | 31 |
| Cravat cousin | 13 |
| Sport in a dohyo | 16 |
| Grouse | 6 |
| Buy something just for you | 26 |
| Bronze coin in the Potterverse | 30 |
| Lover boys | 10 |
| Looped in on an email | 21 |
| Pot grower? | 11 |
| Legislative body | 16 |
| Currier's partner | 17 |
| Stitches together | 17 |
| Clumps of dirt | 14 |
| Laredo or Tijuana | 17 |
| Shuttlecock's path | 18 |
| ...-Saxon | 9 |
| Eddie of apparel | 16 |
| Ankle-high work shoe | 20 |
| Canine experts | 14 |
| Writing tip | 11 |
| Deep-rooted | 11 |
| The planet Arrakis, familiarly | 30 |
| Brought back on staff | 21 |
| Key to exit full-screen mode | 28 |
| Fusion snack often topped with kimchi and cilantro | 50 |
| Shrinking inland sea | 20 |
| Ole Miss rival | 14 |
| Far from fresh | 14 |
| Lusty look | 10 |
| Impassioned speech | 18 |
| Carl's wife in "Up" | 19 |
| Maker of small trucks | 21 |
| Fashion's Gucci | 15 |
| Amorous archer | 14 |
| Pig crazy over Chubby's twist? | 30 |
| Shared hair gel, say? | 21 |
| "Nashville" network | 19 |
| Was in neutral | 14 |
| Suffering | 9 |
| Call from a deck | 16 |
| Opposite of "avant" | 19 |
| 1988 hit for Tracy Chapman | 26 |
| What Wonderland's Cheshire Cat always wears? | 44 |
| Welcoming one | 13 |
| Completely ruined | 17 |
| General in "The Last Jedi" | 26 |